I'm not sure money's the answer, to be honest.

Our countries (and they're probably not alone in this, but I'm just more familiar with Canada and the U.S.) seem to have a real problem acknowledging publicly that their policies have real-life consequences.

So that we tend to hide and dismiss what happens to soldiers in war zones.

Money can only go so far if the right structure of support and bureaucracy even isn't put in place to ensure long-term results.